Degree and Course Information

To enroll in this ABE class, students need to schedule an ABE placement test. Schedule an appointment at Fort Steilacoom by calling (253) 964-6657 or at Puyallup by calling (253) 840-8455.

The BTECH Departments at Puyallup and Ft. Steilacoom offer classes in a variety of ways: lecture, self-paced lab, continuous entry, arranged, or online. See the additional information for each class section.

College Success courses are designed to support the development of personal and academic skills that are fundamental to a successful college experience. Topics focus on transitioning to college, study skills, career development, college resources, communication skills and wellness issues.

This course open only to students who have been admitted into the program. For program and application information, contact Dental Hygiene Advising at (253) 964-6796 or via email at: denthyg@pierce.ctc.edu

Early childhood education program courses are listed under two different subject headings in the eSchedule. For all ECED and ECED& courses, look under early childhood education. For all EDUC and EDUC& courses, look under education.

Classes with a WAOL faculty member may have difference start and end dates. Please contact an early childhood advisor for more information and the item numbers.

Early childhood education program courses are listed under two different subject headings in the eSchedule. For all ECED and ECED& courses, look under early childhood education. For all EDUC and EDUC& courses, look under education.

Classes with a WAOL faculty member may have difference start and end dates. Please contact an early childhood advisor for more information and the item numbers.

To enroll in this ESL class, students need to schedule an ESL placement test. Schedule an appointment at Fort Steilacoom by calling (253) 964-7325 or at Puyallup by calling (253) 840-8463.

This program requires students to be currently working or have previous experience in fire service. For program and enrollment information, contact Robert Lord at rlord@pierce.ctc.edu.

Pierce College's High School Completion program offers a flexible curriculum based on student credit needs goals. Regardless of how long it has been since education was interrupted, students can get back on track, earn college credit, and obtain your Washington State High School Diploma.
For program and enrollment information, contact a High School Advisor, at Fort Steilacoom call (253) 912-3743 or at Puyallup, call (253) 864-3318.

For program and enrollment information, contact Cindy Bassage at cbassage@pierce.ctc.edu or (253) 912-3647.

PLEASE NOTE: All HSEM 100-200 level courses begin on an alternate schedule that may not coincide perfectly with the Pierce College calendar. Please copy and paste the following link to your browser for the start date of HSEM 100-200 level classes: https://www.waol.org/info/currentquarter/default_n.asp

These courses are open only to students who have been admitted into the program. For program and enrollment information, contact Eustenia Kasjan at (253) 840-8355.

For program and enrollment information, contact Darren Linker (253) 912-2399, dlinker@pierce.ctc.edu.

Registration and enrollment in a PE course also includes student membership and usage of the Health Education Centers on both the Puyallup and Fort Steilacoom campuses. Students not registered for a PE course are required to pay the quarterly fee to use these facilities. HEC quarterly use fee is $15.00, plus current state and local sales tax and can be paid at the cashier's offices.

Reading courses are designed to help students gain skills they can apply to college textbook and everyday reading requirements. Topics focus on improving comprehension, the formation of efficient reading habits, vocabulary development, inferential and critical reading, and adapting reading rate to different reading tasks.

SSMH 201, 202, and 203 include a fee for medical malpractice insurance. The policy period for this insurance is 1 year (September 1 to September 1). For students registering for more than one of these classes (SSMH 201/202/203) during this time period, please contact the Cashiers Office regarding the fee.